Ahimsa

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Ahimsa (pronounced as "uh-HIM-sah") is a doctrine in the religions of Hinduism and Buddhism which prohibits or discourages injuring or killing any living being.

See also[edit]

Hippocratic Oath and Oath of the Hindu Physician
Ethics and Morality
Pacifism
Nonviolence
Ahimsa Dharma
Five Precepts and Ten Commandments - "Thou Shalt Not Kill"

v • d • e Buddhism

Buddhas	Buddha • Siddhartha Gautama • Tatagatha

Dharma	Refuge • Five Precepts • Four Noble Truths • Dependent origination • Ten Perfections • Shastra • Abhidharma • Theravada • Mahayana • Karma

Sangha	Arhat • Bodhisattva • Dalai Lama

v • d • e Indian philosophy

Major Philosophies	Yoga • Vedanta • Buddhism • Jainism

Related topics	Dharma • Dharmic religion • Karma • Ahimsa • Religious vegetarianism • Meditation • Moksha • Nirvana • Vedas • Upanishads • Bhagavad Gita • Mahabharata • Hinduism • Hinduism and evolution • Reincarnation • Chakras • Caste • Jainism

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